The recent IMF India country report on India notes that the current broadly neutral monetary policy is appropriate, based on the estimates of natural real interest rate of 1%. Based on that estimate and average inflation estimate of 5% in the next fiscal, Repo rate can be at 6% under a neutral stance – implying a 50 bps easing from the current level of 6.50%
The recent IMF India country report on India notes that the current broadly neutral monetary policy is appropriate, based on the estimates of natural real interest rate of 1%. Based on that estimate and average inflation estimate of 5% in the next fiscal, Repo rate can be at 6% under a neutral stance – implying a 50 bps easing from the current level of 6.50% The recent IMF India country report on India notes that the current broadly neutral monetary policy is appropriate, based on the estimates of natural real interest rate of 1%. Based on that estimate and average inflation estimate of 5% in the next fiscal, Repo rate can be at 6% under a neutral stance – implying a 50 bps easing from the current level of 6.50% Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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